Early American primitive milking stool circa 1800. Pine breadboard top and hickory base. Beautiful rich patina, strong and stable. Measures 19.5" long x 8.75" wide x 10.75" high.

E & L P Norton, Bennington, VT, salt-glazed stoneware 4 gallon jug circa 1860. Strong cobalt blue floral design. Height 16.5 inches. Excellent condition.

18th century American wafer or waffle iron. Wrought iron handles and cast iron presses. Measures 30" long; the press is 5" in diameter. Please see Early American Wrought Iron by Albert H. Sonn, 1979 edition, plate 307, for a near identical example.

Late 19th century parrot doorstop in its original paint. Excellent condition with bright colors and little surface wear. Very heavy. Measures 12.25" high x 7" wide.

Geddes New York stoneware 5 gallon crock. Geddes is near Syracuse. The potters were probably Charles Hubbell and Dennison Chesebro (1867-87), according to William Ketchum, Jr., author of "American Stoneware," (ref. page 70). The crock is 13" high and the design is an intense cobalt blue. Excellent condition.